Frigidaire 5304511908 Range Oven Control Board Clock Timer OEM Part

I first checked the power , we had 220 volt at plug, I removed the back of the stove, checked things out , I found that the stove top burners still worked and the oven light worked. I tested and found that we had current to the timer and clock but nothing on the control worked to set the time, or to turn the oven on or to set the oven temp. I ordered this part on June 30th and received the next morning. I disconnected stove from electrical plug. Be Sure to unplug the stove for your safety. I only had to remove 4 screws and unplug the wired and plug onto the new part. I also had to take the face off of the old part and put on the new one, but no big deal. I just got my pocket knife blade under the edge of the face and went around the old part and the face came right off. Only a line of sticky adhesive around the outer edge.You can buy a new face for the new control but to save money I took the old one off and reused it. I put it on the new part and installed the new part. The stove works like new.

I installed a new clock timer and overlay the job took only a few minutes and a very easy repair. Useful hint take a picture of your clock timer before you start to make sure all your wires are put back in the right order . Charles B Lafayette Tn

First I notice my oven element had burned up, so I replaced it. After that the oven still wouldn't heat, so I ordered a timer (thanks to others Q&As). Now everything is working fine

Well, after searching for a model number on the range, had to pull the existing module for the part number. Ordered and was shocked to see it arrive the very next day (no, didn't pay for next day). Went back together a lot quicker then me taking apart!

Replaced power board.